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Sort by only one appearence
Is there a way to sort a row in Excel to sort a number of cells that have
multiple entries and view a list of just one occurrence of each different types in the row. OK if I have a row with 200 cells with 30 different types of the subject. I would like to sort to produce a list of just one each of the 30 different types of data. If I have coins and have ten nickels, 25 quarters, and 50 dimes. I would like to make a list that just has nickel then dime then quarter because there are three different types in the row. . Thank you in advance. |
Hi Mike
you can't "sort" to get a unique list, but you can use data / filter / advanced filter to extract a unique list to another location and then you can sort that if you want. Debra Dalgleish has good notes on her site (http://www.contextures.com/xladvfilter01.html) on extracting unique entries using the advanced filter. -- Cheers JulieD check out www.hcts.net.au/tipsandtricks.htm ....well i'm working on it anyway "Mike Busch" wrote in message ... Is there a way to sort a row in Excel to sort a number of cells that have multiple entries and view a list of just one occurrence of each different types in the row. OK if I have a row with 200 cells with 30 different types of the subject. I would like to sort to produce a list of just one each of the 30 different types of data. If I have coins and have ten nickels, 25 quarters, and 50 dimes. I would like to make a list that just has nickel then dime then quarter because there are three different types in the row. . Thank you in advance. |
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